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Discover and discuss food security on Nov. 12

Join K-State Libraries for a food security information session from 11 a.m. to noon on Nov. 12 in 181 Hale Library. This discussion will take a holistic look...

Cats' Cupboard seeks advisory board members

Cats' Cupboard — K-State's campus food pantry — invites students, faculty, staff and community members to apply for its advisory board. Members help guide...

Sign up for direct deposit to get university refunds faster

Direct deposit is the quickest and safest method for K-State students to receive money owed to them by the university. Fall is the perfect time to enroll in...

Creating impactful experiences overseas

In the heart of Orvieto, Italy, a group of 40 K-State students embarked on a transformative four-week journey through the lens of Italian fashion. At the helm...

A group of students and a faculty member stand in an Italian alleyway surrounded by buildings, flowers and greenery.

Learn best practices for managing university records Nov. 19

Have you ever cleaned off your desk or your inbox and wondered if you're handling university information correctly? Join Danielle Hall, K-State's university...

Center for Child Development seeks advisory board members

The K-State Center for Child Development invites parents, students, faculty, staff and community members to apply for its advisory board. Members help guide...

Faculty, staff invited to shape the future of professional development

Faculty and staff, here's your chance to influence your upcoming professional development. Take the Professional Development Needs Assessment Survey starting...

Purple Praise: October 2025

Veterinary scholarships, USDA grants and marching festivals: standout Wildcat achievements from October 2025.

Purple Praise: September 2025

Public service scholarships, Ireland travels and book translations: standout Wildcat achievements from September 2025.

Investing in Kansas' first line of defense against animal disease

The Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Lab drives $2.5 billion in economic value for the state and is set to grow with a new $128 million facility at K-State.

A rancher walks toward the camera along a dirt road next to cattle pens, with the cattle sticking their heads through gaps and over the bunks.